The Mary Frances knitting and crocheting book;
A children's instructional storybook by Jane Eayre Fryer, published by John C. Winston in Philadelphia in 1918, teaching girls knitting and crocheting through a narrative with talking tools. The pictures are plain pen-and-ink line drawings of yarn balls, hooks, needles and stitch steps, with contour hatching that follows each strand — usable as spot diagrams, craft icons or texture studies.
